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Because it's also displaying the CSS edits, so you can see the SVG animation that results from the corresponding CSS edit.
by eridius 10y ago
Because it's also displaying the CSS edits, so you can see the SVG animation that results from the corresponding CSS edit.
- ricardobeat 10y agoCould be done by embedding a codepen widget or anything similar. Right now the page is full of fuzzy images, on a post about vector graphics and code...
- eridius 10y agoThat would let you modify the code, but it wouldn't demonstrate the author modifying the values and the corresponding CSS changes. You'd have to do all that yourself.